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Deputies Seek Help in Stolen Credit Card Case Near Kuykendahl Road

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Published on November 02, 2026
Deputies Seek Help in Stolen Credit Card Case Near Kuykendahl RoadSunoco — Approximate Site of Unauthorized Purchase
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Harris County Constable Mark Herman's Office is asking the public to help identify a man accused of trying to make an unauthorized purchase with a stolen credit card at a Spring gas station. The alleged attempt happened at the Sunoco station at 3405 FM 2920 Road on October 25, and investigators say they still don't know who the suspect is.

According to a post from Mark Herman, Harris County Constable Precinct 4, the man allegedly attempted to use the stolen card for an unauthorized purchase at the Spring Sunoco. The office is seeking public assistance to put a name to his face, and has released the case for anyone who might recognize him or have relevant information.

How to Report a Tip

The constable's office has assigned the case number 2610-03335 to the investigation, according to the same Facebook post. Anyone with information is asked to call 281-376-3472, the contact number the office provided alongside the case details.

The office also used the post as an opportunity to remind residents to stay vigilant with their own finances. Officials advised people to monitor their financial accounts closely and to promptly report any lost or stolen credit cards, as well as suspicious transactions, to help prevent similar incidents.

Stolen Credit Card Case Near Kuykendahl Road

Deputies with Constable Mark Herman's Office sought public help finding a man accused of trying to use a stolen credit card, as reported by Click2Houston. The victim called the constable's office on October 19 to report the theft, which happened at a shopping center along Kuykendahl Road near SH 99.

Per Click2Houston's report, investigators said the suspect or suspects tried to make several purchases with the stolen card that same day, and one suspect was caught on surveillance video.

Anyone accused of a crime is considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.